Why aren't you using best language?
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>>59315966
I'm am. It's called C.
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>>59315977
same<
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>>59315977
same<
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I want to hook up my n64 and PS2 to my monitor with HDMI but I only have composite cables for both of them.
If I use a component to HDMI converter, will it work with the composite cables?
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Yes.
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No.
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Maybe.
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what is a good solution for password managment /g/?
Since you're supposed to use different passwords for different services is your brain still the best method to store passwords?
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>>59315720
yubikey
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>>59315724
what if you want to use your password on an android device though?
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A notebook.
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It's time to put the brakes on the Ryzen hypetrain again.
>http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/amd-ryzen-5-ryzen-3-announced/
>Ryzen 5 1600X 6 12 3.6GHz 4GHz
>Ryzen 5 1500X 4 8 3.5GHz 3.7GHz
>The main difference between the two, obviously, is the core count. The Ryzen 5 1600X will offer six cores, while the 1500X will have “only” four cores. Both chips has the “X” suffix, so they offer XFR, a dynamic clock feature that can up the maximum clock past even the Precision Boost clock when paired with a high-quality cooling solution.
>It’s also interesting to note that the Ryzen 5 1500X, despite its lower core count, does not beat the clock speed of the 1600X. We asked AMD about this, and the company told us that we should not generally expect Ryzen 5 and 3 processors to pair higher clocks with lower core counts, though it’s also not off the table.
Not surprised honestly.
Leave "MUH GHZ" to Intel
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Wonder how the 1500X will compete with the 7700K at the same frequency.
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>>59315683
Probably ever so slightly worse I would think. Less cores with same GHz range. Also most likely less Cache.
But cheap as fuck probably 200$-175$
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>>59315683
Level1 Tech (Wendell and senpai) managed to get one of their R7 chips up to 4.2Ghz, so on CPU-z it scores at 2429, higher than a 7700k at the same clocks. (http://valid.x86.fr/u5xhc7)
So clock for clock, Ryzen is indeed better off. Though some chips are struggling to clock that high. This could be down to the fabs, and the nodes not yet having a chance to mature. And this wouldn't be something exclusive to Ryzen either.
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What do you think of him /g/?
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who is this?
stallman before he went free?
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>>59315517
i dont know who that is but judging from the picture i can already tell its the personification of what normies think off when they hear "computer guy". How come he doesn't lift and lose some weight that cringeworthy neckbeard overweight fedora wearing vaping piece of shit bitch.
Computers = BETA MALES EVERYWHERE
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>>59315517
>People on /g/ dont know about our Lord and Saviour
I don't wanna live on this board anymore
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>updated Spotify web player will bypass adblockers
How does it make you feel?
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>>59315373
https://stallman.org/spotify.html
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>>59315373
Bypass the host file?
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>>59315373
i pirate all my music and will continue to do so until i die. how does it make you feel?
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It's actually really good if you use binary packages for things that take long to compile
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Might as well use binary packages for the whole system if you're doing that.
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>>59315454
/thread
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>>59315454
Find a distro that you can use without poettering malware but up to date packages.
Gentoo is literally unique and by far the best Linux distro if one has the computing power and the knowledge required to set it up.
USE flags alone are something completely priceless.
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now that the dust has settled can we all agree that level1techs is shit and crit tv is objectively better
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>>59315222
>crit tv is objectively better
>kill yourself
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Oh hi Logan, fuck off Logan.
Maybe try not spending business money on personal frivolous bullshit next time then we talk about who is shit.
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Yes. You can't do a show without creativity.
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why don't you have a physical keyboard, /g/?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyS5-PGs_U8
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>>59315019
Looks like the keyboard cartel is here to shill their shit.
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>>59315019
Because I don't own Nokia N900
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I have a flip phone.
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Why is Ryzen so bad at 1440p?
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Why didn't your mother swallow you instead?
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>>59314908
AMD IS TRULY FOREVER BTFO AND ON SUICIDE WATCH, HOW WILL THEY EVER RECOVER?
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Who the fuck cares, go back to /v/, we don't care about games, I thought you would get that since GNU plus Linux has no games.
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Hacking Challenge For Linux Experts 2017-03-09 10:25:11 Post No.59314877
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What up?! I made a thread yesterday about an interesting challenge from the german intelligence agency but /g/ wasn't that interested and focused on consumerism instead.
For the challenge you must run a bare debian linux image in a VM.
http://www.bnd.bund.de/DE/Karriere/Forensik_Challenge/Forensik_Challenge_node.html
Some agency from an allied country asks the BND to check an incident. The server of some state insurancy company got hacked. They supply an image of the server.
You have to analyze the image. The hackers left traces on the system (files) and you have to figure out how to get root access. LUCKILY the hackers somehow created a low level user (hacker:abcd1234).
Image can be found here:
http://download.gsb.bund.de/BND/ZIP_Challenge.zip (754 MB - .vmdk)
Hints are that there is a web application involved and this is most likely the attack vector.
What i have found so far:
>a /html/ folder contains a .php with a script that lets potential attackers use ReadFile ... this is most likely the vulnerability that allowed the hackers to change the root password/gain access to the system
>"www-data" seems to be the root's username. I can't find the password to it though.
Questions you have to answer:
>How did the attackers gain access to the system (keep in mind they had no access to the terminal)
>How were they able to get root access
>What data (incl content) did the hackers leave behind and where?
The challenge is for people with masters degrees in computer science.
Can /g/ figure it out?!!
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>>59314877
>The challenge is for people with masters degrees in computer science.
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>>59314877
physical access, rootkit
social engineering, mitm attack, malware
dirty cow exploit
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It's probs a web rce -> shell -> priv ESC like dirty cow
rip
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what?
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should i opt for the edge or chrome botnet now?
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>>59314839
chrome is fine if you change a few settings.
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/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread 2017-03-09 09:21:52 Post No.59314495
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What are you working on, /g/?
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first for /bane/?
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>>59314495
Are you a weeb, /g/?
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>>59314512
>Asking people on a weeb website if they're weebs
What a pointless question.
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Should I be using pic related instead of Firefox?
Whats the best browser nowadays?
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>>59314334
The best browser nowadays is Safari.
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i'd recommend firefox
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What about Brave?
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What jobs are likely not to be replaced by automation? 2017-03-09 06:34:58 Post No.59313395
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What jobs are likely not to be replaced by automation?
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>>59313395
full time shitposter
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>>59313395
dick sucker
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Manual jobs are likely so don't do them anymore